36 Princess Road West, Leicester, LE1 6TQ
07349269037 | contact@hearwithish.com
36 Princess Road West, Leicester, LE1 6TQ
07349269037 | contact@hearwithish.com
Tinnitus Treatment Near Hoby
Tinnitus is often described as a ringing, buzzing, or humming sound in the ears that others cannot hear. For some people it appears occasionally, while for others it can become a constant background noise that affects sleep, concentration and everyday life.
Many people living in Knighton and surrounding areas experience tinnitus symptoms at some stage. The experience can vary greatly — some people hear a high-pitched ringing, while others describe buzzing, whistling or pulsing sounds.
I’m an Independent Audiologist with more than 15 years of experience in hearing care. My career began in the NHS as a Paediatric Audiologist, where I developed a deep understanding of how hearing difficulties and tinnitus can affect communication, confidence and quality of life.
Working independently allows me to spend more time with each person I see. Tinnitus consultations are designed to explore your symptoms in detail, understand possible causes, and identify practical ways to reduce the impact tinnitus has on your day-to-day life.
Comprehensive hearing tests to assess your hearing health and identify the best solutions for you.
Personalised hearing aid fitting with expert guidance and accessory recommendations for better hearing.
Fast and reliable repairs to keep your hearing aids functioning at their best.
Ongoing support and maintenance to ensure long-term hearing health and device performance.
Custom-made ear protection for work, music, and leisure to safeguard your hearing.
Personalised strategies and treatments to help reduce the impact of ringing or buzzing in your ears.
Beyond the clinic, I’m a fun-loving mother of three with a passion for music and fitness, which keeps me grounded and energised. These personal passions help me appreciate the profound joy that sound brings to our lives.
Throughout my career, I’ve been fortunate to receive several recognitions, including Student of the Year (2003), the Leicestershire Business Awards Student of the Year (2005), and Audiologist of the Quarter (2022). While these honours are humbling, my greatest reward comes from helping people rediscover the world of sound and the connections it fosters.
At Hear With Ish, I pride myself on combining clinical expertise with a warm, personable approach, ensuring every client feels truly cared for. Hearing care isn’t just about restoring sound — it’s about restoring life’s vibrant moments and joyful experiences.
Tinnitus is the perception of sound that does not come from an external source. People often describe it as ringing, buzzing, humming or whistling in the ears. The sound can be constant or intermittent and may affect one or both ears.
Tinnitus is often linked to changes in the hearing system. Common causes include hearing loss, noise exposure, stress, ear infections or ear wax build-up. A detailed hearing assessment can help identify possible contributing factors.
While tinnitus does not always have a single cure, many people find significant relief with professional tinnitus management. This may include hearing assessments, sound therapy, hearing aids, or practical strategies that help reduce the perception of tinnitus.
Yes. For people who have hearing loss alongside tinnitus, hearing aids can often reduce the awareness of tinnitus by improving overall sound input to the brain.
If tinnitus lasts longer than a few weeks, becomes louder, or starts affecting sleep or concentration, it is advisable to seek professional advice. A hearing specialist can assess your hearing and discuss suitable management options.
Yes. Many people notice their tinnitus becomes more noticeable during periods of stress, fatigue or anxiety. Learning strategies to manage stress can often help reduce tinnitus awareness.
For some people tinnitus is temporary and improves over time. For others it may persist, but effective management strategies can help make it far less noticeable and easier to live with.
Yes. Impacted ear wax can sometimes cause tinnitus or make existing tinnitus more noticeable. Removing the blockage may reduce the symptoms.
Tinnitus assessment usually involves a detailed discussion about your symptoms along with a hearing test and ear examination. These checks help identify possible causes and guide suitable management options.
Yes. If you are experiencing persistent ringing or buzzing in your ears, you can arrange a tinnitus consultation to discuss your symptoms and explore management options.
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